Radio

I talked to a guy in service and asked him the same question. The guy told me the settings can not be changed and added GM car radios have a menu that allows you to change the settings but not hyndia. I dont like the annoyance of the radio volume going up or down with the speed of my car. I am ready to have someone install a new radio.

Radio waves are electromagnetic waves. The radio waves have the longest wavelengths in the electromagnetic spectrum. A radio wave has a much longer wavelength than does visible light. We use radio waves extensively for communications.

If it is a anti-theft radio, it will say so on the face plate. If it says "CODE" and won't play, you will need a 5-digit code to enter, unique to your car. Ways to get this:

1. Don't bother going to a Honda dealership. They will just try to get you to pay a "technician" to do something you can do yourself.

2. Look around the car for places that list a 5-digit code: some have found it on the inside of the glovebox, sometimes on the outside left, others under the hood, in the center console, in the ashtray, etc.

3. If you have all your original paperwork etc. that came with the car, look in the "Service History" booklet, not the owner's manual. This will either have the code, or at least the stereo's serial #. Or check for a plastic card labeled "Anti-Theft Radio Identification Card", has both serial # and 5-digit code #.

5. If it's a 1999 or older Honda, pull the radio out of the dash, look for the stereo serial number on bottom or back of stereo, then call Honda and they can look it up with that and your VIN #. Kind of a pain.

6. If it's a 2000 or newer, you can get the serial number by holding down the 1 and 6 preset buttons and turning the radio on, then call Honda, etc.

Once you have the code, enter the 5 digit code with the station presets. You have a limited # of attempts to insert the code, so if you've been trying or a service technician has been trying random codes, it will lock up and not accept any code. If the radio locks up, run the radio for 1 hour and it will allow you to try again, or disconnect the negative battery terminal for 60 seconds and that will clear the lock on the radio. Then you canenter the code.

Just press 1 and number 6 button at the same time and your code number will come up, then enter the that number,when it request the code. Honda claims it does put this on their literaturer for security purposes.

You only need a pair of the special "radio removal tools" for that car. Most audio/ electronics shops will carry them. They look like a very thin piece of metal--about 1cm wide with a notch on the top and bottom as you hold it vertically. Each will fit into the small vertical slot on either side of your Preset buttons. Slide in, hear it click into place, and simply pull out. Then you unplug the power and signal cords from the back (2 plugs, very obvious). (If your radio still works, I'm looking for one, lmk!)

That's easy, I did the same job to my 90 accord. First buy a fixed antenna, I went to radio shack, something like $12, instead of $200+ for the power antenna from Honda..

In the trunk, on the side of the antenna, pull back the trunk liner but be careful not to break an clips. once the trunk liner is out of the way, you'll see what tools you'll need, and what nuts to turn. The new antenna will have all of the parts you need, find one that fits the fender the best. It is a relatively easy job, self explanitory once you expose the antenna from under the trunk.

I completely took the old power antenna assembly out of mine. It's pretty self explanatory. Remove old antenna assembly, install new fixed antenna to quarter panel, plug in your antenna cable, replace trunk liner (carpet).

For the clock: Turn the radio on Push and hold in the clock button And push the seek button (left) for hours And push the seek button (right) for minutes There is no AM or PM

For the radio: Find a radio station on the radio Push one of the selector buttons on the radio and hold it down for about 10 seconds and release Thats all it takes You should have 5 buttons for AM And 5 buttons for FM-1 And 5 buttons for FM-2

"The Boy Is Mine" Brandy and Monica "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" Aerosmith "I'm Your Angel" R. Kelly and Céline Dion "Livin' la Vida Loca" Ricky Martin "Genie in a Bottle" Christina Aguilera "Smooth" Santana featuring Rob Thomas "Maria Maria" Santana featuring The Product G&B "Come on Over Baby (All I Want Is You)" Christina Aguilera "Independent Women Part I" Destiny's Child "All for You" Janet "Lady Marmalade" Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya and Pink "Family Affair" Mary J. Blige

just disconnect the negatif terminal on the battery for 5 min...and then reconnect,and switch on the ignition wait till 10 sec an then start your engine..

Yes there are installation dash and wiring kits available that have the climate controls built in. The Scosche company makes some as well as the Metra company.

It is the ACC fuse

His call to the Russian people to do everything they could to resist the invading German armies

It turns off just fine in MY 03 passat.

Only if you want the radio to work.

"Solid State" refers to any electronic device, in this case a radio, that functions on transistors and crystals, rather than vacuum tubes or other heated-filament components.

Its basically synonymous with "transistorized."

All radio codes are different, contact a Honda dealer.

"MacArthur Park" sung by Richard Harris was the one I used in the late 60s and early 70s. Seems like it was almost 13 minutes if I'm not mistaken ... enough for the comics AND sports. But the real professionals, the guys who ultimately made it in the business, were the ones who were smart enough to take care of it before their air-shift.

Try turning the dimmer switch up. It's located under the headlight switch. Roll it towards the steering wheel to brighten the dash lights, and away to dim them. If this doesn't solve the problem then you have a blown fuse or a short somewhere. Let's hope it's the dimmer.

You will need to call the dealer and provide the id # If your lucky the previous owner may have written it down in the manuel near the radio section. Mine was.

usually the code is the last four numbers of the serial number

buy a aftermarket wiring harness if your factory harness is cut good luck use a test light or meter to find your constant power and ignition then trace speaker wires the positives on the rear speakers is dark collered wires little hint to limit your problems

Here it is: http://www.chryslerforum.com/m_14674/tm.htm

It stands for Speed Compensated Volume http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=pontiac+sunfire+interior+radio+scv+&meta=

For a comprehensive database of active frequencies in your area, along with a lot of other useful scanning information, visit:

www.RadioReference.com

Press and hold down the "mode" button until the radio beeps, then enter the code. I can't remember if you have to press "mode" again after entering the code or not, but i don't think so.

If you don't know the code to your radio you will have to go into a L.R. dealership and they can tell it to you.

Either 4 or 8 Ohms. It will be on the back of the speaker.